Memphis Route Holiday Excursions
Round trip tickets from Kansas City to Georgia Alabama and the Southeast offered by Hawcon City Port Scott and Memphis AR ea. Special coupon offices set up for December 00 and 71 dates with return limits of thirty days. Fares include one fare between HC FS and Of stations with several dates in December and January.
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Hawcon City
Port Scott
Memphis AR
Kansas City
Ite Ines
Polite
Georgia
Thurnda
Alabama
Southeast
S. Hickets
Acquit Mme Paulinier but damages awarded in Paris case
A Paris court acquits Mlle Paulinier of wounding M Olivier but orders her to pay about a thousand francs in damages for alleged harm to M Olivier. The defamed author Henri Turot takes responsibility, while other parties face various legal actions as reports reach New York via Hierald dispatches.
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Mme
Paulinier
Olivier
New York
Hierald
Paris
Mie
M. Olivier
Secretaire de Redaction
la Lanterns
M_ Cilivier
Mme Paulmier
la Lan Serre
Henri Turot
Ipokenself
Malires Jeiunhéney
Tembard
Speen
Meno
Paulmier
France
Aequitta
Cost of Trial Will Reach About 35000
Figures released show the total cost of the trial expected to run to about 35000 dollars, including preliminary expenditures.
Costly new fee bill for county murder trial
The county faces a much smaller apparent cost under the new fee and salary act for the Colleen Wille trial. Expert estimates put district court toil around 3 dollars to 1 thousand dollars for witnesses, jurors, and officials. Total expenses, including transcript and preliminary hearings, may near 9850, with salaries for the judge and county attorney excluded. The case proceeds toward a possible supreme court appeal after a death sentence is issued.
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Poonln
Corster
Collten
Oras
Topeka
Mront
Sheritt
Clark
District Court
John Collins
Supreme Court
Fife
John Col-lns
Tim Supreme Court
May Hurnedt
Sail
Robert Ditchchoeck
Colline
Bushels of Letters in Collins Trial Reach Many Groups
During the Collins murder trial, letters flooded in from lawyers, preachers, women readers, clairvoyants, detectives, and criminals. Notable missives included one from W W Lowe in Westport seeking to influence the case and another from Kansas City clergy hoping to sway the jury. Clergymen from Fort Scott and Christan En pene etere urged the judge to ensure a fair trial, while many writers insisted John Collins was innocent and prayed for him.
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Collins
John Henry Colling
Thnan
W. W. Lowe
Westport Pilice
Dell Harvaugh
Hartaugh
Ste
Kansas City
John
Jadke Hazen
Christan Enpene
Fort Scott
Marke
Jury plotted to hang the jury in Collins murder case
A flood of letters to prosecutors and defense recount wild schemes and spiritualist warnings surrounding John Collins and the murder of his father. Palmist warnings, seances, and amateur sleuth theories pour in from Kansas to Des Moines, with hopes to influence the trial and clear or convict Collins.
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State House
Coline
Lawrence
Frances Babcock
Miss Frabcock
Ale
John
Coltine
Kansas City
Loushand
Des Moines
Topeka
Jeann
Nortonville
Job Collins
Kambie
Jean
Colins
Jetmore
McCollins
Jona Cotling
Jnn
Furetion Ciy
Offce
John Sollinwas
Br. Jetmore
Purrantca
Cies
Jetmor
Winder
Clu
Babonck
John Collins
Babcock
Homes for Jack Tars to Be Established by DLC
Commodore J We Philp leads a Young Men's Christian Association subcommittee to establish homes for sailors at multiple ports including Brooklyn Boston Newport San Francisco and perhaps Havana. Plan calls for lodging meals Bible study reading rooms and educational programs with emphasis on discipline and charity for enlisted men.
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DLC
New York
J. We. Philp
Christian
Brooklyn
Howe
Boston
Newport
Iricit
San Francisca
Selim
Rome
Sasser
Remarkable showing by Kansas Mutual Life Insurance
A Topeka advertisement in today’s paper highlights the Kansas Mutual Life Insurance Co. The Kansan Mutual Life shows a high asset to liability ratio and strong dividend performance, with over four fifths of its real estate securities as first mortgages in eastern Kansas.
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Kanenss Insurance Company
Aise Insurance
Kansas
Topeka
Kansan
Kansan Mutual Life Inagrance Company
Todays Journal
Kenais Mutual
Brit Mortgages
Kegses Mutual
House Actions Continue With Various Bills Introduced
The house considered multiple measures including passenger rail rates, insurance against hail, township trustee settlements, county printing with two papers, quarantining cattle reimbursements, and salary appropriations for state and judicial officers. A state society of labor and industry bill was introduced, while a transfer of 371000 from the state university fund to the general revenue was reported favorably for legislature expenses. The day ended with adjournment until morning after Lanier protested the report adoption.
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Eeems
Eaeh
Elect Boita
State Journal
Harbaugh
Harbatch
Hall
Marke
Barclay Int
Jove
Finney
Dayia
Casrin
State Society of Labor and Industry
State Department of Agriculture
House
Trueblood
Ways and Means Committed
Senate
State University
Lanier
Committee On Ways and Meri
Forestry Reserve Officials Map Sheep Grazing Plan
Forestry reserve officials outline a grazing plan to divide the area into defined ranges marked by boundaries and fences. The plan aims to manage forage, prevent overgrazing, and set quotas for sheep to be rotated to protect the resource and support government policy.
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Ivere
Omeo
Pisani Aterciara
State horticultural society opens thirty second annual meeting
The opening session of the thirty-second annual state horticultural society meeting was held in the new rooms of the society in the state house. Prominent fruit growers and visitors from Kansas and neighboring states attended, with officers including Judge Pred Wellhouse president and Wm. H. Barner secretary. The address urged support for horticultural industry and laws to protect against pests and unscrupulous actors.
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Mia’ams
State Horticultural Society
Waas
State Society
State House
Franke Hollinger
Wyandotte County
J. Meehean
Leavenworth
Gen
W.munger
Greenwood
F. Douglas
Dr. Bohrer
Nice
5. S. Dickinson
Pawnee
RH. D. Wheeler
Geo. E van Houten
Des Moines
Town State Horticultural Society
Alan Moore
Western Fruit Grower
Orchard Grove
Butterfield
Lew Summit
AL Coleman
Corning
Iowa
Roredale
Wm. H. Barner
Topeka
Gariery
Society
Labor Commissioner
Wee Civen Tee
Barnes
Walla
Kansas
Rane
Texacles
B.J
Kansas Horticultural Conference Evening Session Program
An old Kansas horticultural gathering features two evening sessions with music by an orchestra and a series of talks. Topics include cross fertilization methods, improved fruit handling, prairie cultivation, and landscape gardening. Speakers hail from Dickinson to Topeka with plans announced for December 28 and credentials and officer reports.
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Dickinson
Larned
F. Coleman
Corning
Iowa
Ey Favilie
Kansas Agricultural College
Pothtora
Kansas
Clarence J. Norton
Morantown
Fred Wellhouse
M. J. Thomas
First Baptist Church
Topein
F. Wellham
Sanual
William BH. Barnes
William H. Barnes
FP. Holsinger
Electora
G. M Munger
Eureka
Edwin Taylor
Edwardsville
A. J. Brooke
North Popeka
Fred Bison
Lanning
Geo
P. Whiteker
Toeka
A. H. Buckman
Topeka
F. W. Bison
C. VV. Huisinger
Rosedale
Prank Gable
Leavenworth
W. Ds Hall
Agricultural College
Gora
Wellhouse
Joint blown up in Woodbine destroys building
Dec. 27 Abitens Kar Citizens of Woodbine dynamited a building where a “Joint” had started a week earlier. The blast wrecked the structure with timbers hurled for rods and minor damages to nearby stores. No injuries reported after jointists, ordered to depart, returned to stay open.
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Abitens
Kar
Woodbine
Topeka Poised on State House Grounds Superintendent
Topeka residents express keen interest in appointing a capable state house grounds superintendent. The post governs grounds aesthetics and is likely to be reviewed by the Commercial Club. Public concern centers on choosing a competent, nonpartisan candidate to keep the grounds well kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
State House Square
State Holse Grounds
Commercial Club
State House
Creunils
Peka
Mide
Christmas Festival at Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School
The Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School held a crowded Christmas festival on Monday evening. The program featured children songs, recitals, and music. A late Christmas Wee offered candy sacks for members, a large basket of fruit for all, and special gifts: a purse for the pastor and a picture for retiring superintendent Mr. W. A. Neiswenger.
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Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School
Rusic
W. A. Neiswenger
Inspector's Report on November Oil Fees
According to B A Wharton, state oil inspector, the oil inspection department collected 1951.50 in November. Of this amount 1120.45 was turned into the state treasury. The oil department is one of the most remunerative in state government as the inspector has to turn in his fees.
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B.A. Wharton
Oil Inspection Department
State Treasury
Oil Department
Obituary of Topeka pioneer David H Moore
David H Moore a longtime Topeka resident died at his Hi Tyler street home in the morning. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at two in the afternoon from Tessence. He is survived by his widow daughter Mrs W H Fernald and his son George. Also notes on church and social meetings including Sverman Home Missionary society and KS A C alumni reunion.
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Denith
David H. Moore
Topeka
Tyler Street
Moraine
W. H. Fernald
George
Sverman's
First ME Fleharen
Eae
Raul Deere
Revenshay Ranaas
Topeton
Craze Strikes Cuba as Natives Demand Killing the Americane
Rioting erupts in Havana during Christmas week with Cuban and American flags waved along Monserrate and Prado. A stray bullet kills an 8 year old boy. multiple clashes leave Cubans and Spaniards wounded. American troops present, with Gen Ludlow restricting future US soldier presence to strictly military duty.
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Chicags
Tribune
Havinasaye
Monserrate
Prado
Coltano Street
Ina
New World
Havana Harbor
Gallune Street
Cuba Libre
United States
Havans
Cerro
Vedado
Jesus del Monte
Francisco Lulateno
Gen. Ludlow
Joint Caucus Tonight Sets Road Board Powers
A joint caucus of the house and senate is planned for tonight at 8 p m with four members in attendance. A new feature reportedly added to the bill would extend the all road board or court of visitation powers to set strikes regulate workers and settle questions between common carriers and the public. The court’s executions would be tied to county sheriffs and may appoint a receiver to operate the road where needed.
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Houre
Senate
Seebeck
Allroad Board
Court of Visitation
Death of W. P. Emery
W P Emery died this morning at his home 1271 Lane street from pneumonia. Funeral from the residence tomorrow at 2 PM. Emery was a lawyer formerly with the Kanha Loan and Trant company. After leaving the trust company he pursued experiments in paving material. He devised bricks from straw pulp treated with a secret chemical and pressed into bricks. Some bricks were tested in front of the city building but proved not water impervious. Years ago he built and operated a large notatorium on Tenth street.
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W. PF. Emery
Lane Street
Preumonia
Emery
Kanha Loan and Trant Company
Lewv Iing
Trust Company
Tenth Street
Kansas State Bonds Paid Off by State Treasurer
Assistant State Treasurer Williams remitted 25000 dollars to New York to pay the last outstanding bonds of the State of Kansas aside from those held by the state school fund. The bonds will be paid off January 1 making the state practically out of debt as interest on bonds in the state school fund merely transfers funds between departments.
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Williams
New York
Kansas
Mrs W C Campbells House Sold at Fifth and Lincoln
Mrs W C Campbell sold her residence at Fifth and Lincoln to Dr A B Embree acting for Union Dental Life Insurance Company agent G W Yates who has lived at 17 Fillmore Street for several years. The $5,000 deal is to be completed and Yates will occupy the house around April 1.
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W. C. Campbell
Fifth
Lincoln Streets
A. 8. Embree
G W. Yates
Union Denal Life Insurance Company
Fillmore Street
Yates
Wheat market reports mixed with bullish tone in Chicago trade
The market observed scattered strength in wheat with high intraday bids and heavy selling in the northwest. May futures moved near the top of recent ranges as demand softened on some shipments while buyers hesitated. Corn showed modest gains with local demand supporting prices but overall trading remained quiet amid cautious sentiment.
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Chicago
Dee
Athrid
Bieher
Heiders
Chicago Livestock Market Confusing Report On Prices And Attendance
The Chicago Livestock Market notice describes fluctuating prices for cattle and hogs, with references to improved demand and buyer activity. It mentions a May sale schedule and comparisons to prior weeks, noting some items advanced and others steadier amid unclear OCR fragments.
For Rent and Mixed Notices in Twentieth Century Ad Text
Fragmented OCR listing rental notices and classified items. Includes several garbled lines about furnished rooms, horses, cattle, and a few contact names and locations such as Panhandle, Ke i quo, Moore, and Kansas avenues. The legibility is poor with many misspellings and unclear details.
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GAN
Opera House
Comedasi
Tim Murphy
Opis Gure
Du'evesisoveant
Scenety
Oh Tale Mim
Memphis
Klauer
Topeka Abinasan Co. Baco
F. Bacon
Kansas Ave
Kuehne & Co
Hostetter
Act
Jack Tars
Neflehaner
Nat Pat
Fonds
Frank Grimes
Tull
Christmas Entertainment
KS. A. C. Alomol
Copeland
To Prka Whist Club
Cuba
W. P. Emery
Topekan
Treasury
Today's Market Report
Preas
Siete
Setis
Gingtie
Timothy Decrmiber
Chicago Livestock Market
Phe
Rlemae
Marist
Orwell
Bey Airy
Biase
Dione
Beali's
Iver “Cerifientia
2Mears Sliver
Ilnra
Tear
NPA Geei Pune Itresider
New
Tse
Gossin
Mick
Teddy Gena
Kansas City Laventock
Texas
Mawr
Githbirg
Peter
Bargatn
Panhandle
Calio Hereford
BrockyagSnix
Topela
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